Bright Side supports a number of different charities. Our focus is mainly on education and development of young people in South Africa. Each project we support is run by remarkable people, most of whom Georgina was privileged to live and work with during her 7 years in South Africa in the 1980’s.
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| New Charity to be announced soon |
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| Rob Caskie - corporate story teller |
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 We met Rob Caskie at Fugitives Drift Lodge in Natal, South Africa 10 years ago. We were moved that David Rattray had identified in Rob the gift for telling the remarkable stories of the Anglo Zulu Wars and the lessons that can be learned from them in business life today. David was tragically shot and died in January 2007, but his work had continued through Rob, Joseph Ndima and the team at Fugitives Drift. David's eldest son, Andrew, has now taken over the legacy of his father at Fugitives Drift.
Rob, and his partner, Karen de Haan, left Fugitives Drift at the end of September 2011 for Rob to pursue an independent career as a story teller. Rob is developing a wider repetoire, which also includes telling the story of Ernest Shakleton. If you would like Rob to speak at a UK venue, or would like to know where you can hear him next, please contact Rob via Richard Sayer:
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Georgina grew up with donkeys ever close by in the Yorkshire Dales and has two donkeys of her own at home in Hampshire. Dr Elisabeth Svendsen has done a great deal to raise the profile and care of donkeys in the UK and abroad. For more information see www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk |
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Georgina Noakes set up Bright Side Productions in 1997 to offer coaching, leadership and development to senior executives and their teams. Bright Side creates and implements systemic leadership & coaching initiatives designed to enhance personal and team performance in organisational life.